Good. Consistent. Mid-upper tier chain. More on reddit.com

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If I can offer a slightly different suggestion...if you know the end is near...you don't have to stick to strictly dog food/menus. My last dog was taken to the vet and I was told I basically had a few days left with him. End up being 10 days. And in that 10 days, he had chick fil a, hot dogs, nuggets, and chicken. Basically - everything he had loved getting on special occasions over the years. Between the last two vet appointments, he gained 5 pounds and honestly - that made me so happy because after 10+ years, he deserved to go out with the best meals More on reddit.com

I’m sorry but this has to be one of the most Boulder Reddit posts I’ve ever seen 🤣 More on reddit.com